Word: maneuverable
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The planetarium idea originated in Germany and the complicated, costly ($120,000) two-ton machine which projects the celestial images is manufactured by the Carl Zeiss Optical Works at Jena. This consists of two lens-studded globes mounted on each end of a cylindrical frame eleven feet long, is shaped...
It will swing into a HOLY CROSS maneuver before the game and during the halves will present a medley of Crusader songs.
Mare Nostrum. When the British Home Fleet's flagship Nelson left Portland for Gibraltar this departure was officially described as "for one day's maneuver." Previously the Renown and the Hood and three smaller ships had slipped away so unobtrusively that those of their 6,000 officers & crew who happened...
By common consent Premier Laval is now the No. 1 horse-trader for Peace. His entourage said, off the record, last week that they hoped Great Britain will raise no objection to a maneuver under which the League of Nations would designate Ethiopia afresh as "free and independent," entrusting her...
First maneuver of the encampment was a forced march by the motorized First Division to drive back the advance guard of an imaginary enemy and seize strong positions before the enemy's main force arrived. At 6 a. m. one morning the mechanized cavalry moved out, followed by two...